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ORIGIEAL AND BORROWED.

A Woodstock correspondent OF
the Baltimore San says: A Repub-
lican Convention of Shenandoah
county nominated a full county
ticket favorable to Malone over
RiddIeberger, and adds that this is
the home of Riddleberger. Give
us time to draw a long breath.
Governor Lee has pardOned VIM.
r. Smith, who was sent to the pen
itentiary for two years some months
since for embezzling state funds
The pardon was granted on the
certificate of the physician that
Smith was hopelessly diseased, and
further confinement would hasten
his end.
The State legislature of Connect
lent has passed a law prohibiting
the opening of saloons before seven
o'clock in the morning. This en-
actment will be a severe blow to
citizens who require an early con.
stitutional bracer after night OF
hilarious Joy.
r. A. Penlck of Halifax county,
Va, writes to the Richmond Dis
patch that one pint Of kerQSs6e oil,
a half pint spirits Of tturpentine and
two ounces Of .camphOr shaken
wei together and poured over corn
will cure cholera stricken hogs, who
will eat it ravenously, even though
in the last stages of the disease.
A bold, bad boy of Illinois, thrust
a couple of plugs Of tobacco into a
iug of whiskey he foundin the horse
sheds during church supper. The
next day the local physician report
ed seventeen cases of ice.cream
poisoning, all men, and the poor
women who made the ice cream
cried their innocent eyes out about
il.
The negro woman, named Mary
Robinson, who claimed to have
come into possession Of large for
tune has disappeared from Rich
mond and the package which she
entrusted TO a gentleman in whose
employ she had been, and which she
claimed contained $1,000 in money,
when opened was found to contain
nothing but brown paper. What
her object was in spreading the re-
port Of her riches is not known.
a st. Paul merchant, after en-
ploying a Waterman for his store
Tor several years, had iron doors
and shutters placed on the building
and then discharged the Waterman.
That very night burglars broke in
and stole much property and were
never captured. The ex.watchman
said that he despised a thief on
general principles, but he did have
a sort of friendly feeling for those
particular burglars.
\ remarkable surgical operation
was performed some time since up
on a young man who had his thumb
cut of by a haycutter. The attend
ing surgeon replaced the severed
member and put on a splint- The
healing ensued Immediately, and in
a months time the patient was able
TO resume his regular avocation OF
printer. This impresses us with
the Importance of saving the pieces
in cases of accidental amputation.
Emanuel Rosenberger, an aged
farmer of Harrison county, Ind,
recently died after a life of unusual
suffering. At 2Ohe became almost
totally deaf, few years later his
right arm was caught in some ma
chinery and torn off; seventeen
years ago acancer attacked his face
and gradually destroyed it, so that
for the last three years be has beer
blind, and the only feature resem
bling a human face was the chin
Then he became speechless. Dur
ing all these misfortunes he never
complained.
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Artesidn Wells.


cry case. can give the best of references
10 Woodstock and vicinity where have
sunk and fitted ont number Of wells
am Agent for the celebrated Adams
geared
AUTOMATIC WIND MILL
and pumping mill, especially iron pumps,
full description of which will convince
the most exacting Of its great superiority
over all others. Also Agent for Water
town
TRACTION ENGINE.
/ have on hand number of secondhand
engines on wheels, good as new for sale at
great bargain. / have also on hand a
first class set Of tools for drilling wells TO
any depth up to 300 feet which I will sell
at big bargain, and to convince the pur-
chaser will start and finish the first well
before settlement for the tools.
For all information, price lists and cata-
logues address ISAAC II. HARRIS,
April 15-l ". Woodstock, Va.
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The Steamboat man o. t.c IoatM1l neels
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-14
Married.

Near Camden, w, Va, on Thurs
day June 3O,1887, at the residence Of
the brides parents in the presence OF
q cheerful group Of witnesses, by Rev.
|. w. Alternately, Mr.. NJ, L. Feather,
of Preston Co. w. Va, TO Miss Ella
Oouneway, of Garrett Co., Nd. May
long life, happiness and prosperity be
their boon.-Oaktads Republican.
At the residence Of the brides par
ents, on Limestone'thc 9Th, Miss Mel.
vina Adams to Mr.. Cyrus Maxwell,
former editor of the Pioneer.
At the brides residence, in Preston
county, on The 9Th, by the Rev, W. Y.
Cline, Mack Adams,of this county, to
Lucretia Wiles, Of Preston county.
--TucEgr Democrat.
On July T. 1887, at thc residence
Of Mr. Orr. Newburg, by the Rev. j.
A. Cobb, VIM. NJ. ShaGer and Alltha
Niece.
On June %, 1887, at the Camp
Chape NJ. Z. Church, by the Rev. J
S. Foreman, VIM. G.. Miller and Jen-
ME Trowbridge,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-14

Mrs. j Ami Martin has been quite
i'll for several days with the quinsy.
She is better at this writing.
Mrs. Grove jackson has also been
very i'll with the same disease.
Perciyal Lantz has been compelled
to stop school while he "wrestlcs"
with the quinsy.
Mrs George Thomas, living near
town, has been seriously i'll for some
days, but is now convalescent.
The Rev. Mrs. Graham has been
indisposcd for two or three days.
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aod could MOT go lom, ho,us- mo had
another "tussol with the X. of z.
goat" lie seen the animal for the
frst time about two weeks ago and
thinks it is tho greatest affair he ever
had anything to do with.
Miss - Rodcheavcr, of Terra
Alta has been the guest of friends in
town Cor several days past.
Miss Clara Case, Of Brooklyn, was
guest at the Gorlan House ON
Tuesday.
The Rev. George White, was in the
city ON business, Tuesday. NJ.
White has been in bad health since
spring.
George Shaycr.ono OF Rowlosburs's
business men, was here Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent, Of Nowburg,
was in town ON Tuesday. The Doctor
reports great deal of sickness at New
burg and vicinity.
Kelley Carrico, of Rowlesburg, a
student at the normal school here,
was called home suddenly last Tues.
day.
David Graham was registered at
the Gordon House one day this week.
Daniel FELTON,, of Reno district was
in the city on Tuesday.
Prof Willard Poll, of the Mason.
town normal school, was in the city
last Monday,
~ ID. Adams, a member of the
Registers, editorial stat was in King
wood on Non lay.
Our oil fricni, p. j. Rogers of
Pisgah, madl us Il very pleasant call
on Tuesday.
Henry Wesling, Of Belaire, Ohio,
who is visiting relatives Mt lIowesyille
called TO sec us last Saturday.
Marshall Hartman, of near the
camp.groun was in town list Sat
urday.
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Di,trIct BOARD OF Education.

The board met in the courthouse
last Monday, Present, Trippett, Glib
son aud McGinnis. The following
business was disposed of:
L, NJ. Thomas was appointed sec.
rotary to the board.
Trustees FOR the sub districts were
appointed.
The salaries OF teachers was fixed
at the following prices: Grade No. I,
SIS; No, ., $50; No. 3. So.
The white school in Kingwood was
declared graded school and open to
all advanced student of the district
free. Mossrs. Trippett, Dawson and
doke were appointed directors orth
school and have general supervision
over the school property. $500 was
appropriated to pay the teachers for
the school year lSS7-S.
IL was ordered that n school.housc
be built near Allen Fawcetts provi-
ded one acre of land will be given
free To the district.
A tax of So cents on the 500
was levied to pay the teachers for the
current year.
A tax Of % cents on the 500 was
levied to pay for the erection OF q
new schcol.house and for the other
expenses for the ensuing year.
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Church Notices.

Presbyterian C2Wrch-Rev. Samuel era
nam, Erstor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath at 1890 a. IN aud 7:3O p. IN. sun
day-school at . p. IA. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m.
NJ. E. Chm Oh Rev. X. III. OlIcen, Pus-
Tor. Preaching every Sabbath at 1890 a.
IA. and p. IN. Sunday school at . p. IN.
Class-moeting at 0 a. IN. Prayer-meeting
Thursday evening at p. IN. Young La
dies Prayer-meetiug on Friday evening
at p IN.
BaPtist CnWreh.-No regular pas tor at
present.
a. N. T. Chmeh.-No regular pastor at
present.
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IL is tao duty OF every person who hos
usci boscboo's German syrup 90 lot its
Wonderiul qualities Doc known CO. Oh sir
friends iu curing consumption, severe
coughs, Group asthma. pneumonia and
in fact all throat and lung disolscs. NO
person can use DO without immediate rec
lief 1hroo doses viii roiioyo any caso.
aud we consider 30 che duty Of all drug
gists i0 recommend DO to Che poor, dying
cOusumpiive at least To- try ono bottle ~
$4,000 dozou bottles wore sold Ease year.
and no one case Whoro 30 leilCd was re-
ported. Such a medicine as Tho German
Syrup calnot he too widely known. Ask
your druggist about 90. sample bottle to
try, sold at no cents. Regular eilo 10 cts.
SOLD ~ al druggists and dealers iu tho
Uuitod states aud Canada
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby pvcn that n special
meeting Of the stockholders Of tho King
wood Railway Company Will be hold hi
tho Office OF the company (Wiiiam G..
Browns law olice), i'm Kiugwood, Pros.
ton county. W. Va, on
SATURDAY5JULY 3Orn, 1887,
at ono O'Clock in tho afternoon,
BY order OF tho Board Of Directors.
WIN. G.. BEOwH, Prcsr.
WM. " O, DAwsoS, Sec'Cy. 774t.
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Base ball is truly an American
game. 1t has been justly character
lied the "National game" and our
best citizens patronize il as there is
nothing immoral about it. Who would
not prefer a good game of base ball
to penny circus and menagerie ?
Our business men who need n few
days of recreation during the heated
season could not pass a pleasanter
time than witnessing good game Of
base ball, along with their families.
Our object in writing this article is
TO offer a suggestion to the Preston
county boys, and we trust it will find
favor with them. 1t is this: Let
every town in the county organize n
club. This done, let the clubs play
q series of social games in the differ
cnt towns. A small collection taken
up would dc!ray the expense of the
clubs, and the citizcn5 would not miss
it, 1t would give the boys a chance
to develop their skill as base ballists
and the citizens, we are sure, would
enjoy the amusement. Then, again,
should West Virginia organize o
league next season. Preston would be
in good shape TO join it. We would
like to hear from those who favor
such an organization. What 10 you
say, Bro. Dawson?
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E0R 80.

offer for sale my two dwelling bousos.
20 acres of good land with good spriugs. i
acros Of iho l1-toOl voin OF coal, in Evans
vile, w. Va. Also q tubular boiler.slcam
pumps, and engine that can be- repaired
for 500. This property presents an OK ,
ccllout situation for grist mill or ,yOoleu
factory. ! offer it foi the small sum o.
t@<OD cdeh or $500 in payments. At these
figures 10 is tho cheapest property iu bo
state. Having lost my wooden factory by
IRE, am too old 90 start again. Hayo
boon in the factory business jJ years.
JONATHAN BowNAN,
Evansville, W. Va.
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Last Monday afternoon while
Lowry Nuzum was engaged in saw
ing lumber with the "buzz" saw at
Dunn's planning mill, he had the mis-.
fortune TO have his hand caught by
the saw and lacerated I'm q terrible
manner. His thumb was cut at the
first joint until it hung in shreads
but was bound up aud may possibly
get we'll without amputating it. Tho
cap Of the second joint Of Che index
finger was torn or; the second finger
was cut IN a terrible manner, but not
so bad as the third finger which was
caught by Che saw at thc second Joint
and Che bone and flesh completely
torn away, necessitating amputation
near Che hand. The lituc finger was
also cut very badly. The injured man
walked Co Dr. PratCs Office where the
Doctor, assisted by DR.. Brown, Of
Valley district, dressed his hand.
Mr.. Nuzum refused 20 take chloro-
form but watched Che physicians
while they performed tho operation.
Tic is getting along nicely at CHS
writing
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ID. r.. JACKSON

is selling out his immense stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots q Shoes
Groceries, &c, at greatly reduced
prices. Go TO see him and secure
some Of the many bargains he is of.
fering. 16 If
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Order Of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, So.
At Rulos hold in tho Clerks ONCE OF
nc circuit Court of Preston county, on
the first Monday OF July, 1887.
John Icrmau's admir-.
w In EuuifN
Geo. W. Barnes ct al
Tho OF iect OF this suit is 10 subject the
raal estate Of which John Herman died
seized 10 tho payment OF his debts, and IL
appearing that diligence has boon used
on behlli OF the plalntil TO ascutl,n i'm
what county tho defendant John Court
house ~, without effect, and that Tho dc.
iondants Joseph Herman and John Her
man Hro not residents OF this State, thcy
arc, Therefore, hereby required TO appear
nero within ono month altor tho dato Of
hrst publication hereof and do what is
necessary To- protect thOir Interests herein.
And ON motion OF plaintiff by his council
b Us ordered il1t tho toregOing be pub
il-hci in Tho Wost Virginia Argus. e.
Wooh!y newspaper published In this
county. a cory Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
=. j Crogan council for plaintiff.
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County and State News.

Subscribe Tor the Argus.
Big crowd at county court.
We do all kinds of job work at
this office.
Sylvester Martin, of Newburg, was
granted pension last Saturday.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. James
Braham, last Monday morning, a
boy.
F. M. Thomas was elected secre.
tary of the district school board vicc
ID. Y. Morris.
Hon. G. NJ. Bishop purchased a
new buggy last week. 1t is one of
the finest vehicles in town.
Prof. Fleming was appointed cor
responding secretary of the State
Teachers Association for the ensuing
year.
Since the 100000 fire at Grafton
the citizens of that place are talking
water works and protection from
FIRES"
Miss Cora White, of Richie county
has recovered $4,000 damages from
John Kinney, a wealthy young farmer
for defamation of character.
The young ladies of this place have
organized base ball club. Morgan
town and Rowlesburg bad better
send their "scalps" over at once.
There was quite sensation at
Rockville last week, the particulars
of which we cannot publish this week
on account Of not having the space.
Natural gas has been found on the
Kanawha river about eight miles from
Charleston. The flow is said to be
as great as any of the Findlay, Ohio,
wells.
Several of Grafton's citizens who
had property destroyed by the fire
last week have already made arrange
ments to rebuild, and will soon be
doing business again.
The Oakland Democrat published
an interesting article telling how Ben
Wotring, OF Union district, captured
ITO Union soldiers, at Bloomington
by himself during the war.
The greatest game Of base ball on
record was played last Thursday be
tween the Danville and MahanOy City
Pa. clubs. Eleven innings were play
ed without either side scoring run
The Rev. Fortney preached a very
interesting sermon in the Methodist
Church last Sunday night. Mr.. Fort
ney has an original style Of delivery
which is both entertaining and
convincing.
DIR. Potter expects to move his fam
lily up on the Clarksburg and Weston
railroad about the FIRST Of August
We arc sorry the Doctor has decided
TO leave us, but wish him SUGGEST
wherever he may go.
The Rev. Thomas Cotton, District
SUpt. American Bible Society, viii
be in KingwoOd on Sunday next, III
will preach in the M. =. Church IL
Che morning and hold the bushes,
meeting in the Presbyterian Church
at night.
Rome Menear will move into On,
house he purchased OF Miss MAY
FOrman this week. Mrs. Klauser
who has been living with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Flynn, will return in q few
days and take possession OF he
house vacated by Mr. Menear.
Charlcstown had shower of rain
last week which turned the streets
into small canals and the lower par
of the town into a diminutive lake
Logs, boards, crossings, ETC., GoateC
away as upon the blossom Of tht
mighty deep" The lightning wa
by no means inactive, burning up
number Of telephones and playin,
sad havoc generally.
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Societies..

knights Of FythidS. Lodge meets every
Tuesday evening at their hall over Al
brighrs store